Learned a lot.
Wednesday, November 27, 2013
learned about quasars
Dr. Paola Rodriguez Hidalgo was great. Really enjoyed her talk on quasars.
Learned a lot.
Learned a lot.
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- happy 145
- TS6 on netbook v2
- doubled security coverage
- finished camera wire drops
- the install
- tried debugging the wind
- windy observing (Blue Mountains)
- packing light?
- managed some more calendars
- shared old collimation article
- tested iPad client
- ISON is gone
- to protect the new gear
- what about the plate covers?
- RASC misc
- sold more calendars
- learned about quasars
- received ball
- dropped Swann
- visited Electronics Alley
- thanks anyway
- calendar herding
- look where the Sun shines
- stale data at CIOC
- tripled the budget
- considered clinic
- running out of ideas
- sent IT report
- again, a better price
- contingencies
- pummelled
- reviewed the Moon
- updated Rainmeter
- some private sales
- pulled the cover
- relayed double star date info
- found old mistakes
- OLT canceled
- learned Swann product
- ride the comet
- screwy dates
- mesmerising comets
- final date set
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- tested with white LED
- southern shots shared
- rocketspotting
- helped George
- Ken says it's lumpy
- what about others?
- watched MAVEN launch
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- CAO movie up
- procured calendars
- mini course proposed
- books are back
- sold calendars at DDO
- not a great talk
- noted Karen's nudge
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- all OK
- stood up
- Lovejoy fainter (Mississauga)
- 100k
- first notice received
- grabbed third box
- spotted Lovejoy (Mississauga)
- received OH 2014
- helped Knox
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- received Swann
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- will help us out
- sold 50 just like that
- he left with it
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- still wayward
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- weeks prior
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- back up bother
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- resumed learning
- Dextre on fiver
- can you see me now?
- shared expectations
- observed from bus stop (Mississauga)
- members saw the eclipse
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- Frank captured it
- we spotted Jupiter (Toronto)
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